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Q, I thought about it but I don't think it was possible just cause of the way this thing spread and how the coral was trying to grow over the infected areas.
The "fungus" pushed (that's what it looked like) a path anywhere the coral was shade, under branches, etc. it would start of with a tiny spot and slowly push forward. It would create sort of a V shape, with the point in the V being the front of it, and the widest part being the back of it. It was/is super weird.
Sad to report I lost almost everything, except for 2 pieces that seem compeletly and I mean completely unaffected. Those two corals happen to be very near each other, so I'm wondering what contributed to them being alright and the rest crapping out. The rest were spread over the entire tank.
I'm not adding anything to the tank probably until the swap, I'll add another piece in a month just to test the water and see if whatever it is, is still present. If these two corals make it another month untouched, I think it's safe but you never know!
The "fungus" pushed (that's what it looked like) a path anywhere the coral was shade, under branches, etc. it would start of with a tiny spot and slowly push forward. It would create sort of a V shape, with the point in the V being the front of it, and the widest part being the back of it. It was/is super weird.
Sad to report I lost almost everything, except for 2 pieces that seem compeletly and I mean completely unaffected. Those two corals happen to be very near each other, so I'm wondering what contributed to them being alright and the rest crapping out. The rest were spread over the entire tank.
I'm not adding anything to the tank probably until the swap, I'll add another piece in a month just to test the water and see if whatever it is, is still present. If these two corals make it another month untouched, I think it's safe but you never know!
